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De 45 Adjoints D'administration AO/CBGI REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Paix –Travail – Patrie Peace – Work – Fatherland -------------- --------------- MINISTERE DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE MINISTRY OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ET DE LA REFORME ADMINISTRATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM --------------- --------------- SECRETARIAT GENERAL SECRETARIAT GENERAL --------------- --------------- DIRECTION DU DEVELOPPEMENT DEPARTMENT OF STATE HUMAN DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES DE L’ETAT RESSOURCES DEVELOPMENT --------------- --------------- SOUS-DIRECTION DES CONCOURS SUB DEPARTMENT OF EXAMINATIONS ------------------ -------------------- CONCOURS DIRECT POUR LE RECRUTEMENT DE 45 ADJOINTS D’ADMINISTRATION SESSION 2020 CENTRE DE NGAOUNDÉRÉ LISTE DES CANDIDATS AUTORISÉS À SUBIR LES ÉPREUVES ÉCRITES DU 12 SEPTEMBRE 2020 RÉGION DÉPARTEMENT NO MATRICULE NOMS ET PRÉNOMS DATE ET LIEU DE NAISSANCE SEXE LANGUE D’ORIGINE D’ORIGINE 1. AAN1663 ABAKAR MAHAMAT AHMADOU 11/12/1993 A GOULFEY M EN LOGONE ET CHARI F 2. AAN2568 ABBASSI OUMAROU 14/05/1995 A MBANG FOULBE F AD VINA F 3. AAN1811 ABBDOURAMANOU BELLO 23/02/1994 A TCHOLLIRE M NO MAYO REY F 4. AAN1398 ABDOU KARIMOU 15/07/1993 A NGANHA M AD VINA F 5. AAN0655 ABDOU RAMAN ISSA BABA 05/05/1992 A GALIM TIGNERE M AD FARO ET DEO F 6. AAN0250 ABDOUL BAGUI 02/07/1991 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 7. AAN2417 ABDOULADJISSE ARABO 15/02/1995 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Adjoints d’Administration, session 2020_Ngaoundéré Page 1 8. AAN5526 ABDOULATIF AHMADA NOUROUDINI 12/01/2002 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 9. AAN4623 ABDOULHAKIM HISSEIN ADAM 16/12/1998 A GOULFEY M EN LOGONE ET CHARI F 10. AAN4138 ABDOURAMAN ALIM 31/12/1997 A NBOUN M AD VINA F 11. AAN4045 ABDOURAMAN SAIDOU 12/10/1997 A GUIRDIVIG M EN MAYO DANAY F 12. AAN1721 ABDOURAMNE ADAMOU 08/01/1994 A DARGALA M EN DIAMARE F 13. AAN3391 ABOUBAKAR 15/08/1996 A TOURNIGAL M AD VINA F 14. AAN0031 ABOUBAKAR ALIM 14/01/1991 A WOGOMDOU M AD FARO ET DEO F 15. AAN0990 ABOUBAKAR HAMIDOU 07/12/1992 A BANYO M AD MAYO BANYO F 16. AAN2222 ABOUBAKAR MOUHAMADOU 16/10/1994 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 17. AAN2940 ABOUBAKAR NDIDDA 01/01/1996 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 18. AAN5510 ABOUBAKAR OUMAROU 31/12/2001 A TIGNERE M AD FARO ET DEO F 19. AAN3544 ABOULA PATRICK FRANCK 21/11/1996 A YAOUNDE M CE LEKIE F 20. AAN3250 ABOULMIKO 06/06/1996 A DJARENGOL KODEK F EN DIAMARE F 21. AAN0746 ACTAH AMZA ESAKARIOU 24/06/1992 A BANKIM M AD MAYO BANYO F 22. AAN0826 ADAMA ISSOUFOU IBRAHIM 11/08/1992 A YAOUNDE F AD FARO ET DEO F 23. AAN4139 ADAMA CHARLES 31/12/1997 A SALAK MAROUA M EN DIAMARE F 24. AAN4140 ADAMOU JEAN JACQUES 31/12/1997 A GUNBELA MEIGANGA M AD MBERE F 25. AAN3449 ADAMOU JOHNSON 18/09/1996 A DANA YAGOUA M EN MAYO DANAY F 26. AAN1078 AFOUNATANG DANIEL 14/01/1993 A BATOUM FEDEM GODOLA M EN DIAMARE F 27. AAN0105 AHMADOU ROUFAI 10/03/1991 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 28. AAN2126 AHMADOU TIDJANI 13/08/1994 A NGAOUNDERE M NO FARO F 29. AAN3065 AICHATOU BELLO 01/03/1996 A MANGOM F AD VINA F 30. AAN1103 AICHATOU OUMMOUL 26/01/1993 A NGAOUNDERE F AD VINA F 31. AAN1940 AISSATOU SADOU 28/04/1994 A PETTE F EN DIAMARE F 32. AAN4855 ALHADJI NASSER ARAFAT 07/08/1999 A MBE M AD VINA F 33. AAN2251 ALIOU GARGA 09/11/1994 A MEIGANGA M AD MBERE F 34. AAN4145 ALIOU HAMADJODA 01/01/1998 A TIBATI M AD DJEREM F 35. AAN4100 ALIOU HAMIDOU DJIKA 19/11/1997 A NAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 36. AAN3730 AMETISSA KEZA CHARLOTTE 12/03/1997 A BAINGA GUIDER F NO BENOUE F 37. AAN0454 ANAVAI CHANTAL 26/12/1991 A LAM F NO MAYO LOUTI F 38. AAN2857 AOUDOU OUMAROU APPOLINAIRE 30/10/1995 A DJOHONG M AD MBERE F 39. AAN4141 ASSAN ABOU 31/12/1997 A TIBATI M AD DJEREM F 40. AAN1739 ASSANA HAMIDOU 15/01/1994 A LAWAN M AD MBERE F 41. AAN3228 ASSATOU KIMSSA 25/05/1996 A GADJINVAN F AD FARO ET DEO F 42. AAN1604 ASTADJAM ABDOU 29/10/1993 A MORA F EN DIAMARE F 43. AAN4091 ASTADJAM OUBBO 14/11/1997 A NGAOUNDERE F AD VINA F 44. AAN2066 ASTADJODA PAULINE 07/07/1994 A NOM F AD VINA F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Adjoints d’Administration, session 2020_Ngaoundéré Page 2 45. AAN1384 ASTAHARAM LADI 11/07/1993 A TIGNERE F AD FARO ET DEO F 46. AAN2605 ATTA ABOU 02/06/1995 A GAROUA BOULAI F ES LOM ET DJEREM F 47. AAN3563 AWOUDMARABA NADEGE 09/12/1996 A GADALAO MOKONG F EN MAYO TSANAGA F 48. AAN5249 BACHIROU BASSAM 10/10/2000 A TIBATI M NO MAYO REY F 49. AAN0656 BAL BAH 05/05/1992 A OURO BOKI MOUTOURWA M EN MAYO KANI F 50. AAN2501 BAOUANE BABALE PATRICK 30/03/1995 A MBE M AD VINA F 51. AAN1905 BARKI AMINOU 12/04/1994 A OUGDA M EN MAYO SAVA F 52. AAN3151 BASSAR WARDA AMBA 13/04/1996 A TOKOMBERE M EN MAYO SAVA F 53. AAN3129 BASSIROU ALHADJI MOUSSA 28/03/1996 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 54. AAN0747 BAVA BATAI MICHEL 24/06/1992 A GAROUA F EN MAYO TSANAGA F 55. AAN5599 BEGAPBA OUADJIRI ROUFAI OUSNICK 26/09/2002 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 56. AAN1461 BEIPINOU BASILE HERMANN 11/08/1993 A NGAOUNDERE M AD MBERE F 57. AAN2509 BEKONDA NKONO LAURENT 01/04/1995 A GUEBOBA M CE MBAM ET INOUBOU F 58. AAN0424 BEKONO EKOTO MARHTE LARISSA 24/11/1991 A YAOUNDE F CE MFOUNDI F 59. AAN2053 BELKE BONDO MEIGARI 30/06/1994 A BANKIM M AD MBERE F 60. AAN4077 BIGOS ELIE BOUBA 06/11/1997 A NGAOUNDERE M NO MAYO REY F 61. AAN3923 BOBASSIE DOBENIE N. ROSE 19/07/1997 A NGAOUNDERE F NO FARO F 62. AAN3443 BOBBO ABDOULKADIRI 15/09/1996 A NBIGALACK M AD VINA F 63. AAN0861 BOUBA HAMAN HENRY 05/09/1992 A FOUMBAN M NO MAYO LOUTI F 64. AAN2447 BOUBAKARI HAMADOU 03/03/1995 A BATOUA GODELE M NO BENOUE F 65. AAN1734 BOUKAKAM YVES 13/01/1994 A NGAOUNDERE M EN MAYO KANI F 66. AAN0711 BOURA NADIBA PERINE 02/06/1992 A MEIGANGA F AD MBERE F 67. AAN0997 CHINDIBA GASTON 12/12/1992 A NGAOUNDERE M EN MAYO KANI F 68. AAN4576 DADY FRANCK ARTHUR 28/10/1998 A NGAOUNDERE M ES LOM ET DJEREM F 69. AAN3828 DANE JUSTINE TAOGA 12/05/1997 A DIR F EN MAYO KANI F 70. AAN1692 DAOUDA 31/12/1993 A GOP M AD VINA F 71. AAN0287 DAOWA MO MBERKREO 26/07/1991 A BERTOUA M EN MAYO KANI F 72. AAN3874 DEKOUTE ABEL 10/06/1997 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 73. AAN0209 DEWA ABDOURAOUFOU 01/06/1991 A TOUMBERE M AD VINA F 74. AAN1011 DEWENAM NDANGA LAKA EMMANUEL 22/12/1992 A KOMBO LAKA M AD MBERE F 75. AAN3123 DIDDI KOULSOUMI 25/03/1996 A NGAOUNDERE F AD VINA F 76. AAN0039 DIMISGUE CARINE 17/01/1991 A EKOMBITIE F EN MAYO DANAY F 77. AAN2489 DJAMDOUDOU OUSMANOU 23/03/1995 A BAFOUSSAM F EN DIAMARE F 78. AAN0003 DJIBRILLA BAGOUDOU 01/01/1991 A GUIDER M NO MAYO LOUTI F 79. AAN2490 DJIDERE SADOU 23/03/1995 A BELABO M AD MBERE F 80. AAN3427 DJOBINA GUIBOUROU CONSTANT 03/09/1996 A KOZA M EN MAYO KANI F 81. AAN1502 DJONYABO ROSALIE 04/09/1993 A NASSARAO F NO BENOUE F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Adjoints d’Administration, session 2020_Ngaoundéré Page 3 82. AAN3921 DJOULDE MARC ARSENE 15/07/1997 A MEIGANGA M AD MBERE F 83. AAN5012 DJOUMOUSAM KOUE MODESTINE 10/01/2000 A ATTA F AD MAYO BANYO F 84. AAN4791 DJUOGING GASTON 30/05/1999 A BANKIM M AD VINA F 85. AAN5570 DOBI JEANNETTE 02/06/2002 A MEIGANGA F AD MBERE F 86. AAN5439 DOMMTOUNNI ASSANA 19/07/2001 A NGAOUNDERE M AD VINA F 87. AAN4023 DOMRA BINGWE VINCENT DE PAUL 28/09/1997 A TCHOLLIRE M EN MAYO KANI F 88. AAN0358 DOUDOU TASSA STEPHANIE 25/09/1991 A MBE F AD VINA F 89. AAN0786 DUYITI NJIKAM AGNES 20/07/1992 A GOUNSO F AD MAYO BANYO F 90. AAN4754 DZAMA KOLEKE SAMUEL 16/04/1999 A BAME M NO BENOUE F 91. AAN0468 EKOSSO LOBE AGNES JULIENNE LA REINE 01/01/1992 A DIBOMBARI F LT MOUNGO F 92. AAN2328 EMPANZE MAYIK 01/01/1995 A NGAOUNDERE M ES HAUT NYONG F 93. AAN2763 FADIMATOU 03/09/1995 A MEIGANGA F AD DJEREM F 94. AAN2329 FADIMATOU DAMDAM 01/01/1995 A BANYO F AD MAYO BANYO F 95. AAN3836 FADIMATOU FALMATA BOUKAR 19/05/1997 A KOUSSERI F EN LOGONE ET CHARI F 96. AAN4778 FADIMATOU OUMAROU 12/05/1999 A MARTAP NGAOUNDERE F AD VINA F 97. AAN5218 FAOUZIATOU PATOUMA 01/09/2000 A TCHOLLIRE F NO BENOUE F 98. AAN0436 FINABOUI NICOLAS 06/12/1991 A MTE WINA M EN MAYO KANI F 99. AAN1119 FOUKA DOUKA AUGUSTIN 05/02/1993 A LARA M EN MAYO KANI F 100. AAN0376 FRIDA BAIBARA AGNELLE 11/10/1991 A LAGDO F EN MAYO DANAY F 101. AAN0992 GAHE KADIRI LAMOU DAVID 08/12/1992 A KARNA MANGA M AD VINA F 102. AAN1007 GAMANAI MOISE 17/12/1992 A MBAKANA M NO MAYO REY F 103. AAN0986 GODI IBRAHIM 03/12/1992 A DJOHONG M AD MBERE F 104.
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